The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Thursday, November 17, 1994

• COX LOOKING TO BREAK RECORDS IN TOURNAMENT
• FIELD HOCKEY ANSWERED PLAYER'S PRAYER THE GAME GAVE KIM MILLER, A TOP SCORER FOR COX, A MUCH-NEEDED OUTLET.
• FUTURE UNCERTAIN, HOKIES FOCUS ON PRESENT A BIG YEAR WOULD BE THE BEST ANSWER TO THE VEXING CONFERENCE QUESTION.
• LIBERTY EXPECTS TO BUILD ON LAST YEAR'S SUCCESS
• SMITH STILL AT VCU FOR SEVERAL BIG REASONS
• GROH SETTLES IN AT U.VA. CHARLOTTESVILLE-BORN, THE NOMADIC QB HAS FOUND A HOME AT THE CAVALIERS' HELM.
• NANSEMOND RIVER QUARTERBACK MAY BITE GREENSVILLE IN REGIONALS ``SNAKE'' PORTER HAS LEAD THE WARRIORS TO THE PLAYOFFS WITH GAME-SHIFTING PLAYS.
• CHURCHLAND STAR GUARD BUTLER SIGNS TO PLAY FOR SPARTANETTES
• WELSH AT EASE OVER EX-ASSISTANTS IN TECH CAMP
• LONG-SHOT WILLIAM & MARY HOPES FOR PLAYOFF BERTH
• W. VIRGINIA'S BOWL HOPES PROBABLY RIDE ON BC GAME
• U.VA. SQUEAKS PAST ODU BARNES REJECTS 3-POINT ATTEMPT TO PRESERVE WIN ALEXANDER'S 29 POINTS LEAD CAVALIERS; SESSOMS PACES THE MONARCHS WITH 21
• ODU IS FOR REAL, CAVALIERS ADMIT
• MADNESS MAKES EARLY APPEARANCE IN THIS WILD SEASON OPENER